Summary:
- Muhindi says that when large numbers of people stay together, challenges such as disease outbreaks and prostitution often arise.
KASESE: The Kasese District Chairperson, Eliphaz Muhindi Bukombi, has urged victims of the recent mudslides and floods, currently encamped at Nyambuku SDA and Buhunga Primary Schools in Ibanda – Kyanya Town Council, to seek refuge with relatives to avoid contracting diseases and falling into bad habits associated with camp life.
Muhindi made this appeal on Tuesday during a courtesy visit to the 234 households living in the two camps. He delivered relief items, including cassava flour, maize flour, and beans, to the victims.
Muhindi says that when large numbers of people stay together, challenges such as disease outbreaks and prostitution often arise. He therefore advised the camp residents to observe health and sanitation measures, ensure security, and provide proper nutrition, especially for children and pregnant women.
The District Chairperson also informed them about the Parish Development Model funds being distributed to their respective parishes.
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Saul Bwambale Mughunza, the Local Council I Chairperson for Nyambuku Cell, expressed gratitude to the government for the pledge from the Office of the Prime Minister. He mentioned that the Office of the Prime Minister has also promised to donate additional relief items.
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